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Yeti PRO Solar Generators
Keep Your Yeti PRO 4000 charged while you're off grid with 2 Boulder 200 Solar Panels. Portable briefcase panels keep the Yeti PRO 4000 charged to power RVs, trailers, off-grid events, worksites, essential circuits in your home, and more for days on end.
Recharge your Yeti PRO 4000 quickly with 4 Boulder 200 Solar Panels. A combo built for the most power-hungry devices and appliances. Portable briefcase panels keep the Yeti PRO 4000 charged to power RVs, trailers, off-grid events, worksites, essential circuits in your home, and more for days on end.
Our durable and lightweight Ranger 300 panels will charge your Yeti PRO 4000 in an RV or at home. The Yeti PRO 4000 boasts a 3600-watt AC inverter, while four Ranger 300 Briefcase Panels (1200 Watts) provide a full recharge in as little as 4 hours of sun. Safely hunker down at home through storms or emergency outages.
FAQ's
Our equipment is tested in some of the harshest environments possible, from Everest base camp to remote villages in the Congo. We’re confident that if it works out there, it’ll work whenever, wherever you need it. That said, we recommend checking the details of each product for durability ratings. For example, the Venture Power Banks are designed to withstand the elements, especially wet environments, as opposed to the Goal Zero Yeti Portable Power Stations that should be kept dry at all times. All of our solar panels are designed to be outside soaking up as much sun as possible, even if that means withstanding a storm (or several). Check the individual product user guides for more information, found here: (https://www.goalzero.com/user-guides/)
Solar generators use a Yeti Power Station and a solar panel to provide essential backup power. It's that simple. Two products that, combined, make up a solar generator. Our solar generators are portable, and they provide clean energy to recharge our devices or power our homes, RVs, vehicles, boats, and, on occasion, crock pots at that apres-ski tailgate.
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